Both parties say a continuing resolution is inevitable; the only question is how long it will last.
It may not look like it, but the House of Representatives has been undergoing a steady self-modernization for the last few years.
In today's Federal Newscast, Vice President Kamala Harris has named Yohannes Abraham to lead her team for presidential transition planning.
DoD procurement sees the largest increase in the SASC version of NDAA, while the House approved $2.8 billion less than the President requested.
The Secret Service has a key role investigating financial crimes, including cyber fraud, but some lawmakers want it to focus solely on its protection mission.
The big picture is the 2025 budget, and Congress will have to deal with that when it returns.
Bad weather has caused increasing real estate damage and insurance losses. My next guest proposes a federal solution to a problem.
Accounts of Coast Guard whistleblowers reveal that sexual assault and harassment "impact enlisted members and officers just as pervasively as cadets."
Members of Congress say exempting optical pluggables from the "buy American" requirements poses a national security threat.
Hiring reform, telework, locality pay, official time and paid leave are a just a handful of the federal workforce priorities currently pending in Congress.
In today's Federal Newscast, a long-awaited bill to reform the government’s hiring process has cleared the way to a possible Senate floor vote.
"Portfolio-based acquisition would get you to that point where I can make dynamic changes in how we invest in programs," said Dave Tremper.
Governmentwide, roughly 61% of telework-eligible federal employees' work hours have been in person, according to May 2024 data from the White House.
As Senate appropriators advance more spending bills, federal employees appear another step closer to seeing a 2% federal pay raise in 2025.
In today's Federal Newscast, federal wildland firefighters appear a step closer to securing a permanent pay raise.